I'm happy to show you a third model belonging to our 1/600 scale Age of Sail ships - this time, an aggressive 3rd rate Ship of the Line, modelled after blueprints of a real warship dating back from early 1700s.
Hull is made of high quality resin, while masts and sails are white metal cast - just 11 parts in total! Kit is completed by a Portuguese naval flags sheet, although we have an ever growing list of ensigns for up to 12 different nations, if needed.
Stay safe,
Lluís Vilalta
LINK
I'm proud to show you what our upcoming 1/600 scale Ship of the Line looks like, now that all the 3D printing and prototyping work is over.
The hull you can see in the following pictures is the ultimate production resin one, while masts and rigging are still 3D printed prototypes, that are to be taken now to foundry -- so the ultimate ones will be white metal.
If willing to learn more about thus upcoming ship, please follow the link below.
Cheers,
Lluís
I'm happy to share our upcoming 1:600 scale Ship of the Line, that you can see depicted here above. Loosely based on the plans of an early 1700's Russian real ship, this new model can stand on tabletop as a 3rd rate man-of-war.
We are pleased to present a new range of 1/600 scale naval accessories, aimed at helping users to customize their model ships --not just ours own, but those from others brands that are compatible with ours, like Skytrex's Triton range or Peter Pig's range #18. Useful for scratch builders too!
The sets just released comprise several rigging configurations along with a matching mast --all in white metal. Pricing varies from €2.45 to €4.95.
We've released our first 1:600 scale 18th Century Naval flags set, devoted to Spanish warships between 1701 and 1785 –quite roughly, the lapse of time between the War of Spanish Succession start and the American Revolution aftermath.
Under rule of the new Bourbon dynasty, Spanish flags at sea changed quite drastically with regard to previous centuries, now showing the royal arms on a plain white field --for white was the Bourbon livery. Here below you can see a couple of such flag sets used on a frigate and a brig from Peter Pig.
